https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwqcE71u_0k

Being a beautiful woman is often seen as an undeniable privilege, but what most people fail to acknowledge is the heavy cost that comes with it. In this video, we explore the unseen struggles of beautiful women—the isolation, rejection, objectification, and societal pressures they face. Let's challenge the simplistic narrative of "pretty privilege" and reveal the complex dynamics behind beauty in our society.

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Heh-heh-heh. When I was younger I had the same mindset toward sausage casings. On the other hand, 'ARE YOU FOR SALE?' is not a good pickup line. It never worked. (Yes, I actually tried that.) However, ultimately, what attracted me was intellect anyway; so. . . He also had to make less than me. I wasn't into being 'owned'. I live life on MY terms, and though I do make compromises, the big issues are my way or the highway in relationships. (The thing I used to be married to has some not too pleasant stories about that, no doubt.) No problem now. The relationship I've been in for over 30 years now is great because we don't interfere with each other. We're comrades in arms existing for at least 15 years in a strictly platonic AGAPE scene. Well, if you consider nosepets and nose snorfles agape; but other than that, it's a mental thing.

I don't play the stupid games of this video, and didn't even try. Not to mention I'm pretty average looking, though when I did work out and run I got complimented on my body from more chicks than sausage casings. Thin, defined, androgynous. The 'I wish I looked like you' thang.

Being self-sustaining and contemptuous of hypergamy (There's a word for that.) has many upsides.